The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
WEDNESDAY
. .iri.Y Si, 1901
Till. WORK1RQ31AW& tSTt RE&T.
One noteworthy feature of the
labor troubles that have recurred
during the pist three month is the
absence of material differences of
opinion as 10 wage scales. The
strike now on. in which from 76,0 10
to 100,000 wo: kingixierj are involved,
binges upon the demand of the iron
and steel workers that ail of the
shops and factories oi the I ni ted
states steel corporation be unionize 1.
In '.be case of the machinists' strike
that has been in progress since May
20th '.he wage scale was complicated
with a demand foi a shorter day.
but the real bone of contention was
upon the refusal cf the machinist; to
arbitrate the dispute.
The natural inference drawn from
this fact is that the skilled woikmen
are now receiving what they are will
ing to concede to be a fair return
for their labor, end this in spite of
the fact tbat the cost of living has
materially increased since the first
eiection of President McKinley. lo
I-. recent issue of Dun's Review was
printed a statistical table covering
the cost of 350 commodities, with
(juantities of each taken according
to the pet capita consumption, com
pared with ibe prices of the same
articles prior to the election last No
vember. I', was found that the level
of prices bad advanced 4 per cent.
When the comparison was made with
prices in ISO': it was shown that the
cost of living bad increased 30 per
cent.
Bat waes have also advanced and
opportunities to secure work bave
moitiplied until there are now no
unemployed laborers except those
who will not work. Dun A Com
pany show in their Review that in
many instances wages have increased
1 0 per per cent while the cost of
living has advanced but 4 per cent.
At the same time business has been
brisk in all branches of trade, the
volume of money in circulation has
also increased -J per cent, and every
indication points to a continuation of
the era of good times inaugurated
with President McKinley in 1897.
With this view of the situation
before their eyes it is difficult to sec
bow the proposition to tamper with
the tariff laws can win support among
the people of the country. .ranting,
for the sake of argument, tbd the
prosperity and industrial activity
which now prevail are not solely due
to the Dingley law. no reasonable
man will claim that the operations of
that law have bad nothing to do with
the conditions tbat now obtain. At
the same time no reasonable man
will deny tbat a material alteration
of the tauff schedule will necessitate
a change in method of business by
the producers and manufacturers
who are affected. In the past (be
attempts of those whose interests
were directly involved to adjust theii
business to new combinations have
invuriably been accompanied by
seasons of uncertain'', loss of con
fidence, burrying to cover on the
part of Unid capital nrjd general
business depression.
Would it not be well for the tariff
reforme rs to consult with the labor
ing men before they attempt to bring
about another period of uucertuinty ,;
Workmen are the ones w ho can least
afford to have (be industries of the
country interfered with at this time.
They have won fair wages because
their services are not at a premium,
and they are engaged at the present
tine in making demands for other
coaoesstons wbiofa tbey deem Im
portant, should tin- tarifl liniterers
succeed in winning their point it
will be but a short time- before the
workingmen will hiy on the- table in
their lodge rooms all matters relatm"
to hours of labor, arbitration, union
izing shops or extensions of theii
organizations and concern themselves
With the task of getting aD(l keeping
place; at the best wages offered.
The delightful harmony tbat exists
in the ranks of the democracy may i
be inferred from the following,
which we clip from the Baker Cityj
Democrat: "There is talk of Dave'
Hii! for tresident as a candida'e on
the democratic ticket in 1904. Hill
Ism is worse than BryaniTn by far.
The whole people have more confi
dence in Bryan than in Hill. We
hop the Hill talk will not material
ize, as it Will not strengthen the dem
ocratic cause. As R candidate of
the democracy he Would be weaker
than Bryan was in I89C or 19iu."
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Sold by C'.arke & ii
The Daiie?. Or.
NOTlCt.
Tae following county warrant? will be
cancelled bv the county court in thirtv
days irom this date unless ca!
parties owning sarue within
thirtv davs .
eri bv the
the next
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March 10, 1893.
May 6, 1802.
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Wm Blum.
Mrs Ilird
l.ee Blanton
Robert Beard.
Tom Branch
Wm Black
A T Beers. . . .
Ctias Cannon
TbOf Dorson
D W Ebersoll
M J Fmiayson.
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Wm Met hen
W M Murphy
Mrs S C Nelton
Kd Nuton
G H Palmer
I; A Pown
G W Robertion
Jos Rabat).. .
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C P maunders
John .Smith
Jas . Smith . .
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By order of the Honorable County
Court oi Wgico Coanty, 'iregon.
I'ated thie 10tb day of July, 1901,
A. E. Lake,
County Clerk.
Trie White Collar line, Bailey Gatzet,
trill sell tbrougb roand-trip ticket? to
Seaside and return. Tickets good goin
from Portland over the White Collar
line, O, H. i N. Co., V. T. Co. or the A.
& ('. R, ;., and return over same lines.
Baggage checked direct to either North
Iieau.'j. Seaview, Ling lieach. Hreakere,
Ocean Park or Nahcotta. Limit of
ticket September loth. I. M. Filloon,
agent.
Just received at (iiiitreth iV Son's
iumler yard, a f". MglosVda Ol No. 1
cedar pogle and A - shingles. They
are agent- for Heath & Miliigan'i eele
Orated shingle paint. Call on them;;
their prices are al! right. Wood not
finned is better by 50o a cord titan wood ,
that is. jylo
"J am indebted to One .Minute Cough
cure for my present good health and my
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took One Minute Cotlgb Core and re
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Pharmacy.
When your hair appears dry and to
have lost its vitality it wants something
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the hair needs when it gets in that con
dition. We bave the Crown of
science 11 a I r J&jV 'irowei mid
C'ocoanut I ream Br 'Din,. Tliey
will cure dand mSBt rut' mid all
scalp diseases. Kor sale at Prater's bar
ier shop. Price 50c and Toe a bottle.
A full line of Eastman him- aud sup
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Gifford's Fotos Never Fade.
The presents to be distributed Aug. 3rd at Nolan
Profit-Sharing Association are 1 set Dickens, 15 vols., publisher's price t2"0'
1 set Knight's History ol England, 8 vols., publisher's price 12; l vol.
of Bible Picture?, illustrated by Dore; 1 copy Thirty Year? of Labor, by f. V.
Powderly; a $3 rebate to person paying the most cash during four weeks end
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during same period. Prompt delivery of all good- ordered by telephone. Seu
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White Collar Line.
me Danes -Poniano Route
Str. BAILEY-GATZERT.
DAILY ROUND TIUPS,
Except Monday,
Cascade Locks, Hood River.
White Salmon and
The Dalles.
TIME CARD
Leave Portland 7 a.m.
Arrive The Dalies 3 . m.
Leave " " 4 "
Arrive Portland. 10 "
Meals the Very Best.
f0Sunday Trips a Leading Feature.
jtF"L'n Iloute has tiie Grandest
Scenic Attractions on Earth.
Portland-Astoria Route
Str. "TAHOMA."
Daily Round Trips except .Sunday.
TIME CARD
Leave Portland 7 A. M.
Leave Astoria 7 P. M.
Landing and office Foot o: Aider
Btreet; both phones, M 361, Portland.
Oregon.
E. w. CRICHTON, Agent Portland,
J. M. FILLOOX, Agt. The Dalies-,
A. J. TAYLOR, Agent Astoria.
Clark's Cruise of the Celtic,
I.AKfiK-l STSAMBHIP
; in. n obld
Feb. 8th to April 22cl, 1902.
The i.iacni'icen; White .tar tWiU'SClOW steam
tr "Celtic,' 20,000 tons) ipeciallr ebartered for
the oceuiioii, and for 7i days subject t the or
ders of the director ol the party.
To the Mediterranean rim) the Orient.
oeeopytng 7 4 days.
Spending IS days in Egypt and Palestine, hotel
aoconunodatioBe lnclud d.
Visiting Hadtera, Oleralier, North Af
rica, Malta. Egypt, thr Holy I. ami,
Turkey. (.r-t-ce. Italy, the
HtTliara, England and
Ireland,
M'itl attractive (optlonall side trips BOTOSS Ki
rope. Tioketi (ro.sl to itonoverln Eurone on
homeward voraaeand to return bv the White
Sla: steamers Ueeanie. Majestic, Teutonic, Ac. i
Cost t Trip, tirt-clas, from 'ew Vork
back to New York, S400
and upwards, seeordint to stateroom accommo
dation; including shore excursions, ho
tels, fee-, guides, drives and all
necessary expenses.
Special Features Madeira. Malta. 1-dav-
lu Egypt and the Holy ijtnd, Constantinople,
Athens, Rome, the Riviera, etc.
Under the management of prank C Clark, of
New ,rk. Cairo, etc.
Fi : further particular- address
BVUaOM A BKOWNHILt,
Washington .-street, The Dalles, or.
if Interested, semi for Illustrated program,
John Pashek, The Tailor
Has just received 1000 samples
of the iatest patterns in Gent'l
Clothing lioodl. He iruarao
tees prices and a good iir or no
pe". :
John Pashel;. The Tailor.
50 V LARS'
EXPERIENCE
mm
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AllVfillA fr,l1ln aikkptrli uml rtaa lllii.i -
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I'alei.ta taken tlintuali &P11111 4 Co, ivcvlvk
tytciai noticr, wlitnut. cliante, In tbe
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THE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO THE VELLOW-
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Pullman first-eia and tourirt sleopers to
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Vestibule! trains T'r.io:: depot connections
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Baggage checked to destination ol tickets.
Kor handsomely illustrated descriptive matter,
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ri te
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SOUTH and EAST via
s
Shasta Route
Trains leave The Duller (..: Portland .md way
stations at -i:j a. m. and :: p. m.
Leave Portland
Albany
-:30 a m
.1J.;JU a in
7:00 p m
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ll:S0am
i ;8fi a m
8:1S a m
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Chair car .Sacramento to Ogden and Ki Faso
and tourist cars to Chicago, rit Louis, New Or
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Connecting at Ban Francisco with several
Steamship lines for Honolulu, .Japan, China.
. uvm1 tmi alio buuhj AlUVTilMI.
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New ideas in Wall Paper here. suri,
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Also a line of Plates in Cramer,
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Trays. Printing Frames,
Albums, Multigraphs,
And al! accessories to complete the
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Our Eureka Combined Toning and
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The Dalle-, iregon.
Second Street,
Geo. C. Blakeley.
l L. Lane,
UKNERAL
E Wagon and Carriage Work.
C Fish Brothers' Wagon.
Tliiri1 aufl JisrMl Phone 159
Blacksniitli
Horsesboer
Oregon
Shot line
AND Union Pacific
US! ' KT
TIME SCHEDULES
' ROM
THE DALLES.
ARRIVE
FRM
( li caRn
Poriuud
Special.
1J 2-' V- m.
via Hunt
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Kxiires-s.
12:80 n. m.
via Hunt
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Ciigo and the East.
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va- city, st Lonw, Chi
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4.45b. m.
st. Paul
l"at Mail,
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vin Spo
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tipokane, Wallace, Pnll
man, Minneapolis, st.
Paul, lminth, Ullwan-1
kee, Chieiigoand East. ;
SO a m.
OCEAN AND EIVEE SCHEDULE
Prom Portland,
(All sailing dates lUh
Jeot t.i i haiigt- i
Foi Ban Francisco,
- I : every 5 days.
8:00 p. m.
1:00 p, m.
Dally
except
-midHy.
s:00 p. in.
Saturday.
10:00 p. in.
I tally
except
Sunday.
6:00 n.'m.
ci.'iuiiiiiia Rlror.
To Astoria and Way
I .Millings.
4:00 p. m.
except
Sunday,
WillaiiK-tte Itlver.
Oregon city. Kewberg, 4: i.J.', ;
s::li'in. Independence. Sundav.
end w ay-Landings.
Tuesday,
Thursday,
-ail. .day.
6 00 a. m.
4 ::fl p. m.
Ilonday,
Wednesday
Friday.
CorvalMs and Way
Landings Tuesday.
Thursday,
Saturday,
7:00 a. ni.
Willamette and 3:80p.m.
V'amhtli Ktvora. Monday,
(ircgnii City, Dayton and Wedneajuy
w ij Undings. Friday,
l.eiive
Riparia
daily,
3:40a. m.
Snake Klrer.
Riparia to Lewlaton.
Leave
Lewiston
dally,
S:3U a. ni.
Parties deatrini t ro to nerunier or
jM.-.nis un i oiumrjia aouuiorn via tiiRps. snouu
Uuie No. .'. leaving The Dalles- at 12:28 p. m.
making direel connections at Heppner junction
and Bigps. Returning makingdlreotoonnaatlon
Bt QeppneriuncUon and liiggs withiNu. 1. ar
riving at The Dalle at 1:06 p.m.
For further particulars, call on or address
JAS. IRELAND, Agent.
The Dalles, Oregon.
Complete
of
Drus
at
M. Z. DONNELL,
THt DRUGGIST.
Nasal
CATARRH
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lbs diaaaaad tuemlirane.
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Qiueglif,
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over the ineinSrane and ia alisorhcd. Rcliefieim
Bwdiate and a cure follows, It is nut drying do"
not produce ineMlng, Largs si.-.e, 60 cema ot Drug
gist or l.y ma::; Trial BUe, 10 cents l.y mall.
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J. S. BORIMOg,
President.
Mai -v. Voot,
Cashlei
First National Bank.
THE DALLES - OREGON
A General Banking Bueiueee transacted
Deposits received, subject to Sight
Draft or Check.
UOIWCtloai made and proceeds promptly
remitted on dav of collection.
Night and Telegraphic Exchange sold r
new York, Bah Francisco an Port
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